User:AnemoneProjectors/List of EastEnders episodes (1996)
EastEnders (1996) | |
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No. of episodes | 161 |
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Original network | BBC1 |
Original release | 1 January 31 December 1996 | –
Season chronology |
EastEnders is a British soap opera, examining the domestic and professional lives of working class people who live in the fictitious London Borough of Walford in the East End of London. The show airs on BBC1 and entered its twelfth broadcasted year on 1 January 1996 with its 1231st episode, with Corinne Hollingworth continuing her role as executive producer until Jane Harris took over. EastEnders aired 161 episodes in 1996, with the the typical week comprising three half-hour episodes on BBC1, in a time slot of 8.00 pm on Mondays and 7.30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Cast and characters
[edit]Russell Floyd was cast as Michael Rose, the new market inspector, and the character debuted on 15 February. Carl Pizzie made his first appearance on 19 March as Dan Zappieri, a drug dealer.[1] The child of Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) and Kathy Mitchell (Gillian Taylforth), Ben Mitchell, was introduced on 21 March. Matthew Silver was cast in the role. The show's story editor, Ian Aldwinkle, decided to introduce a character with schizophrenia after working on medical drama, Casualty. He created the character of Joe Wicks, who is the son of David Wicks (Michael French) and Paul Nicholls was cast in the role.[2] Joe's mother and David's former wife, Lorraine Wicks, was also introduced and the role was cast to Jacqueline Leonard.[3] Best friends Lenny Wallace (Desune Coleman) and Huw Edwards (Richard Elis) were introduced on 28 May.[4] Andrew Lynford was cast as Tiffany Raymond's (Martine McCutcheon) brother, Simon Raymond; the character made his first appearance on 4 June. Soul singer, Frankie Pierre, was introduced on 18 June, with Syan Blake cast in the role.[5] Sylvester Williams made his first appearance on 24 June as Mick McFarlane. Paul Moriarty joined the cast on 1 July as George Palmer, a gangster.[6]
Mark Monero quit the show in 1996 and his character, Steve Elliot, departed on 12 February.[7] Alexia Demetriou decided to focus on her studies and quit her role as Janine Butcher; the character departed on 12 March.[8] Following her 1995 reintroduction, Daniella Westbrook began experiencing off-screen problems, which resulted in producers axing her character, Sam Mitchell. Sam departed on 26 March.[9] Bill Treacher, who had portrayed Arthur Fowler since the show's conception, chose to leave the show in 1995 after it began having a negative effect on his health.[10] Following his imprisonment at Christmas 1995, Arthur was released when he was found not-guilty but died shortly after his release.[11] Willy Roper (Michael Tudor-Barnes) also departed at the conclusion of the storyline.[12] Michael French quit his role as David Wicks after appearing in the series for three years and the character departed on 21 November. Michelle Collins (who portrayed Cindy Beale) became pregnant in 1996 and took maternity leave. Collins' on-screen sons, Stuart Stevens and Francis Brittin-Snell (who portrayed Steven Beale and Peter Beale), also left the series.
Former recurring characters, Meena McKenzie (Sudha Bhuchar) and Marcus Christie (Stephen Churchett), reappeared for guest appearances in 1996. Following a brief appearance in December 1995, April Branning (Debbie Arnold) was reintroduced as a regular character. She returned on 1 April.[13] Arnold's departure was announced in August and the character departed on 24 October.[13] The role of Lucy Beale was recast from Eva Brittin-Snell to Casey Anne Rothery in late 1996. Martin Fowler actor Jon Peyton-Price was axed from his role in 1996 after eleven years in the role and the role of Martin was recast to James Alexandrou to allow maturer storylines for the character.
The following is a full list of the EastEnders 1996 cast.
Regular cast
[edit]- Howard Antony as Alan Jackson
- Debbie Arnold as April Branning
- Syan Blake as Frankie Pierre
- Paul Bradley as Nigel Bates
- Todd Carty as Mark Fowler
- Tony Caunter as Roy Evans
- Desune Coleman as Lenny Wallace
- Michelle Collins as Cindy Beale
- Lindsey Coulson as Carol Jackson
- Brian Croucher as Ted Hills
- Daniela Denby-Ashe as Sarah Hills
- Richard Elis as Huw Edwards
- Tommy Eytle as Jules Tavernier
- Russell Floyd as Michael Rose
- Michael French as David Wicks
- Dean Gaffney as Robbie Jackson
- Mona Hammond as Blossom Jackson
- Mark Homer as Tony Hills
- Shobu Kapoor as Gita Kapoor
- Ross Kemp as Grant Mitchell
- Harry Landis as Felix Kawalski
- Jacqueline Leonard as Lorraine Wicks
- Andrew Lynford as Simon Raymond
- Martine McCutcheon as Tiffany Raymond[α]
- Steve McFadden as Phil Mitchell
- Mark Monero as Steve Elliot
- Paul Moriarty as George Palmer
- Paul Nicholls as Joe Wicks
- Sid Owen as Ricky Butcher
- Patsy Palmer as Bianca Jackson
- Caroline Paterson as Ruth Fowler
- Mike Reid as Frank Butcher
- Wendy Richard as Pauline Fowler
- Gavin Richards as Terry Raymond
- Pam St. Clement as Pat Evans[β]
- Gillian Taylforth as Kathy Mitchell
- Bill Treacher as Arthur Fowler
- Michael Tudor-Barnes as Willy Roper
- Deepak Verma as Sanjay Kapoor
- Daniella Westbrook as Sam Mitchell
- Sylvester Williams as Mick McFarlane
- Shaun Williamson as Barry Evans
- Barbara Windsor as Peggy Mitchell
- Adam Woodyatt as Ian Beale
Recurring and guest cast
[edit]- Devon Anderson as Billy Jackson
- John Bardon as Jim Branning
- Terence Beesley as Derek Branning
- Sudha Bhuchar as Meena McKenzie
- Priya Bilkhu as Sharmilla Kapoor
- Gemma Bissix as Clare Bates
- Eva Brittin-Snell and Casey Anne Rothery as Lucy Beale[γ]
- Francis Brittin-Snell as Peter Beale
- Natalie Cassidy as Sonia Jackson
- Julie Christian-Young as Sue Branning
- Stephen Churchett as Marcus Christie
- Neil Clark as Alistair Matthews
- Alexia Demetriou as Janine Butcher
- Leonard Fenton as Harold Legg[δ]
- Gretchen Franklin as Ethel Skinner[δ]
- Joy Graham as Reenie Branning
- Lyndam Gregory as Guppy Sharma
- Anna Karen as Aunt Sal
- Elizabeth Kelly as Nellie Ellis[δ]
- Campbell Morrison as Charlie Mason
- Carl Pizzie as Dan Zappieri
- Jon Peyton-Price and James Alexandrou as Martin Fowler[ε]
- Matthew Silver as Ben Mitchell
- Stuart Stevens as Steven Beale
- Steve Weston as John Valecue
List of episodes
[edit]During 1996, EastEnders typically aired three episodes in a time slot of 8.00 pm on Mondays, and 7.30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Every episode was 30 minutes in length. They were broadcast on BBC1, with a weekly omnibus edition also broadcast on Sundays. Corinne Hollingworth continued her role as executive producer until Jane Harris took over.
All official ratings are taken from the Broadcasters' Audience Research Board (BARB), which were published in the Broadcast. Airdates and credits are taken from BBC Genome.[14]
January
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1231 | 1 | Chris Fallon | Simon Ashdown | 15.00[15] | |
1232 | 2 | Chris Fallon | Raymond Dixon | 12.22[15] | |
1233 | 3 | Chris Fallon | Chris Fewtrell/Zeddy Lawrence | 17.33[15] | |
1234 | 4 | Indra Bhose | Julie Wassmer | 14.41[16] | |
1235 | 5 | Indra Bhose | Julie Wassmer | 15.39[16] | |
1236 | 6 | Indra Bhose | David Joss Buckley | 16.60[16] | |
1237 | 7 | Geoff Feld | Simon Ashdown | 14.66[17] | |
1238 | 8 | Geoff Feld | Keith Temple | 15.58[17] | |
1239 | 9 | Geoff Feld | Christopher Reason | 15.86[17] | |
1240 | 10 | Bill Gilmour | Christopher Reason | 15.11[18] | |
1241 | 11 | Bill Gilmour | Christopher Reason | 16.20[18] | |
1242 | 12 | Bill Gilmour | Helen Blizard | 16.21[18] | |
1243 | 13 | Sallie Aprahamian | Helen Blizard | 15.75[19] | |
1244 | 14 | Sallie Aprahamian | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 15.93[19] |
February
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1245 | 15 | Sallie Aprahamian | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 15.88[19] | |
1246 | 16 | Stephen Moore | Len Collin | 16.45[20] | |
1247 | 17 | Stephen Moore | Len Collin | 17.17[20] | |
1248 | 18 | Stephen Moore | Alison Fisher | 16.46[20] | |
1249 | 19 | David Richardson | Simon Ashdown | 16.14[21] | |
1250 | 20 | David Richardson | Joanne Maguire | 16.23[21] | |
1251 | 21 | David Richardson | Joanne Maguire | 16.75[21] | |
1252 | 22 | Johnathan Young | Allan Sutherland/Stuart Morris | 16.79[22] | |
1253 | 23 | Johnathan Young | Gillian Richmond | 17.15[22] | |
1254 | 24 | Johnathan Young | Gillian Richmond | 10.86[22] | |
1255 | 25 | Steve Goldie | Annie Wood | 15.89[23] | |
1256 | 26 | Steve Goldie | Annie Wood | 15.93[23] | |
1257 | 27 | Steve Goldie | Simon Ashdown | 16.38[23] |
March
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) | |
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1258 | 28 | John Gorrie | Christopher Reason | 15.17[23] | ||
1259 | 29 | John Gorrie | Christopher Reason | 11.47[23] | ||
1260 | 30 | John Gorrie | Jeff Povey | 15.81[23] | ||
1261 | 31 | Philip Casson | Julie Wassmer | 16.06[25] | ||
1262 | 32 | Philip Casson | Julie Wassmer | 16.86[25] | ||
1263 | 33 | Philip Casson | Tony Jordan | 16.65[25] | ||
1264 | 34 | Penelope Shales | Jeff Povey | 14.76[26] | ||
1265 | 35 | Penelope Shales | Jeff Povey | 16.23[26] | ||
1266 | 36 | Penelope Shales | Annie Wood | 15.63[26] | ||
1267 | 37 | Karen Stowe | Keith Temple | 15.68[27] | ||
1268 | 38 | Karen Stowe | Mark Davies Markham | 16.28[27] | ||
1269 | 39 | Karen Stowe | Joanne Maguire | 15.30[27] |
April
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1270 | 40 | Geoff Feld | Helen Slavin | 14.88[28] | |
1271 | 41 | Geoff Feld | Simon Ashdown | 15.24[28] | |
1272 | 42 | Geoff Feld | Lisselle Kayla | 13.92[28] | |
1273 | 43 | John Greening | Len Collin | 13.72[29] | |
1274 | 44 | John Greening | Len Collin | 14.00[29] | |
1275 | 45 | John Greening | Allan Sutherland/Stuart Morris | 14.74[29] | |
1276 | 46 | Pip Short | Barry McCarthy | 14.31[30] | |
1277 | 47 | Pip Short | Annie Wood | 14.31[30] | |
1278 | 48 | Pip Short | Annie Wood | 15.26[30] | |
1279 | 49 | Steve Shill | Rob Gittins | 14.76[31] | |
1280 | 50 | Steve Shill | Christopher Reason | 14.38[31] | |
1281 | 51 | Steve Shill | Christopher Reason | 14.26[31] | |
1282 | 52 | Sallie Aprahamian | Keith Temple | 14.01[32] | |
1283 | 53 | Sallie Aprahamian | Keith Temple | 15.12[32] |
May
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1284 | 54 | Sallie Aprahamian | Keith Temple | 14.72[32] | |
1285 | 55 | David Mason | Lisa Evans | 13.67[33] | |
1286 | 56 | David Mason | Andrew Holden | 14.32[33] | |
1287 | 57 | David Mason | Andrew Holden | 14.74[33] | |
1288 | 58 | Jonathan Dent | Billy Hamon | 14.90[34] | |
1289 | 59 | Jonathan Dent | Joanne Maguire | 13.82[34] | |
1290 | 60 | Jonathan Dent | Joanne Maguire | 14.82[34] | |
1291 | 61 | Philip Casson | Simon Ashdown | 15.04[35] | |
1292 | 62 | Philip Casson | Simon Ashdown | 15.38[35] | |
1293 | 63 | Philip Casson | Lynne Dallow | 14.82[35] | |
1294 | 64 | David Richardson | David Joss Buckley | 12.29[36] | |
1295 | 65 | David Richardson | David Joss Buckley | 14.70[36] | |
1296 | 66 | David Richardson | Lisselle Kayla | 13.44[36] |
June
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1297 | 67 | Ed Braman | Joanne Maguire | 14.14[37] | ||
1298 | 68 | Ed Braman | Paula Webb | 12.81[37] | ||
1299 | 69 | Ed Braman | Len Collin | 12.20[37] | ||
1300 | 70 | Stephen Moore | David Fox | 10.57[39] | ||
1301 | 71 | Stephen Moore | Allan Sutherland/Stuart Morris | 13.32[39] | ||
1302 | 72 | Stephen Moore | Rachel Pole | 7.74[39] | ||
1303 | 73 | Chris Miller | Barrie Shore | 13.33[41] | ||
1304 | 74 | Chris Miller | Gillian Richmond | 8.91[41] | ||
1305 | 75 | Chris Miller | Tony Jordan | 13.76[41] | ||
1306 | 76 | Geoff Feld | Tony Jordan | 12.77[42] | ||
1307 | 77 | Geoff Feld | Annie Wood | 12.54[42] | ||
1308 | 78 | Geoff Feld | Annie Wood | 12.57[42] |
July
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) | |
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1309 | 79 | Steve Shill | Liane Aukin | 13.54[43] | ||
1310 | 80 | Steve Shill | Barry McCarthy | 12.83[43] | ||
1311 | 81 | Steve Shill | David Joss Buckley | 12.29[43] | ||
1312 | 82 | John Greening | Keith Temple | 13.31[44] | ||
1313 | 83 | John Greening | Simon Ashdown | 13.61[44] | ||
1314 | 84 | John Greening | Simon Ashdown | 12.70[44] | ||
1315 | 85 | Nigel Douglas | Susan Boyd | 14.09[45] | ||
1316 | 86 | Nigel Douglas | Susan Boyd | 13.00[45] | ||
1317 | 87 | Nigel Douglas | Billy Hamon | 7.73[45] | ||
1318 | 88 | Tom Kingdon | Joanne Maguire | 12.56[46] | ||
1319 | 89 | Tom Kingdon | Helen Blizard | 12.66[46] | ||
1320 | 90 | Tom Kingdon | Helen Blizard | 11.26[46] | ||
1321 | 91 | Philip Casson | Tony McHale | 11.02[46] | ||
An extra episode, broadcast on Friday at 8.30 pm.[49] | ||||||
1322 | 92 | Philip Casson | Tony McHale | 13.83[50] | ||
1323 | 93 | Henry Foster | Emma Prentice | 13.57[50] | ||
August
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) | |
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1324 | 94 | Henry Foster | Julie Wassmer | 12.53[50] | ||
1325 | 95 | Henry Foster | Julie Wassmer | 9.60[50] | ||
An extra episode, broadcast on Friday at 8.30 pm.[53] | ||||||
1326 | 96 | Rob Evans | Gerry Huxham | 13.48[54] | ||
1327 | 97 | Rob Evans | Christopher Reason | 13.95[54] | ||
1328 | 98 | Rob Evans | Christopher Reason | 12.98[54] | ||
1329 | 99 | Steve Goldie | Lisa Evans | 12.95[55] | ||
1330 | 100 | Steve Goldie | Nick Crittenden | 12.63[55] | ||
1331 | 101 | Steve Goldie | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 11.78[55] | ||
1332 | 102 | David Mason | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 11.45[56] | ||
1333 | 103 | David Mason | Rob Gittins | 12.36[56] | ||
1334 | 104 | David Mason | Allan Sutherland/Stuart Morris | 12.70[56] | ||
1335 | 105 | Johnathan Young | Tony Jordan | 13.89[58] | ||
An episode set in Blackpool. Broadcast at 8.30 pm due to a showing of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.[57] | ||||||
1336 | 106 | Johnathan Young | Tony Jordan | 13.28[58] | ||
An episode set in Blackpool. | ||||||
1337 | 107 | Johnathan Young | Tony Jordan | 13.94[58] | ||
An episode set in Blackpool. |
September
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1338 | 108 | Jeff Naylor | Billy Hamon | 13.93[59] | |
1339 | 109 | Jeff Naylor | Keith Temple | 13.53[59] | |
1340 | 110 | Jeff Naylor | Keith Temple | 13.69[59] | |
1341 | 111 | Terry Iland | Simon Ashdown | 14.70[60] | |
1342 | 112 | Terry Iland | Simon Ashdown | 14.75[60] | |
1343 | 113 | Terry Iland | Susan Boyd | 14.68[60] | |
1344 | 114 | Joy Perino | Susan Boyd | 15.29[61] | |
1345 | 115 | Joy Perino | Joanne Maguire | 15.23[61] | |
1346 | 116 | Joy Perino | Joanne Maguire | 15.09[61] | |
1347 | 117 | Nigel Douglas | Annie Wood | 15.38[62] | |
1348 | 118 | Nigel Douglas | Annie Wood | 15.67[62] | |
1349 | 119 | Nigel Douglas | David Fox | 15.27[62] | |
1350 | 120 | Claire Winyard | Paula Webb | 15.09[63] |
October
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1351 | 121 | Claire Winyard | Helen Blizard | 15.25[63] | |
1352 | 122 | Claire Winyard | Helen Blizard | 15.67[63] | |
1353 | 123 | Jonathan Dent | Rachel Pole | 17.92[64] | |
1354 | 124 | Jonathan Dent | Tony Jordan | 17.43[64] | |
1355 | 125 | Jonathan Dent | Tony Jordan | 16.74[64] | |
1356 | 126 | Geoff Feld | Len Collin | 16.70[65] | |
1357 | 127 | Geoff Feld | Tony McHale | 16.92[65] | |
1358 | 128 | Geoff Feld | Tony McHale | 17.71[65] | |
1359 | 129 | Adrian Bean | Tony Basgallop | 17.00[66] | |
1360 | 130 | Adrian Bean | Lynne Dallow | 16.41[66] | |
1361 | 131 | Adrian Bean | Barry McCarthy | 11.47[66] | |
1362 | 132 | Bill Britten | Lisselle Kayla | 15.41[67] | |
1363 | 133 | Bill Britten | Christopher Reason | 16.02[67] | |
1364 | 134 | Bill Britten | Billy Hamon | 15.00[67] |
November
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) |
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1365 | 135 | Stephen Moore | Annie Wood | 15.42[68] | |
1366 | 136 | Stephen Moore | Annie Wood | 15.51[68] | |
1367 | 137 | Stephen Moore | Keith Temple | 16.48[68] | |
1368 | 138 | Geoff Feld | Christopher Reason | 16.23[69] | |
1369 | 139 | Geoff Feld | Christopher Reason | 16.99[69] | |
1370 | 140 | Geoff Feld | Christopher Reason | 16.63[69] | |
1371 | 141 | Nigel Douglas | Rob Gittins | 17.09[70] | |
1372 | 142 | Nigel Douglas | Simon Ashdown | 17.49[70] | |
1373 | 143 | Nigel Douglas | Simon Ashdown | 17.22[70] | |
1374 | 144 | Philip Casson | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 16.62[71] | |
1375 | 145 | Philip Casson | Joanne Maguire | 16.93[71] | |
1376 | 146 | Philip Casson | Joanne Maguire | 16.54[71] |
December
[edit]# | No. in year | Original air date | Directed by | Written by | Viewers (millions) | |
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1377 | 147 | Albert Barber | David Joss Buckley | 15.96[72] | ||
1378 | 148 | Albert Barber | Nick Crittenden | 16.26[72] | ||
1379 | 149 | Albert Barber | Rachel Pole | 15.81[72] | ||
1380 | 150 | Bill Gilmour | Rachel Pole | 15.42[73] | ||
1381 | 151 | Bill Gilmour | Keith Temple | 15.70[73] | ||
1382 | 152 | Bill Gilmour | Keith Temple | 15.11[73] | ||
1383 | 153 | Joy Perino | Barrie Shore | 14.96[74] | ||
1384 | 154 | Joy Perino | TBA | 15.76[74] | ||
1385 | 155 | Joy Perino | Helen Blizard | 14.70[74] | ||
1386 | 156 | Penelope Shales | Annie Wood | 13.36[75] | ||
1387 | 157 | Penelope Shales | Annie Wood | 13.39[75] | ||
Broadcast at 8.30 pm due to the Christmas Eve schedule.[76] | ||||||
1388 | 158 | Penelope Shales | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 17.05[75] | ||
Broadcast on Wednesday at 8.30 pm as an extra episode for Christmas Day.[77] | ||||||
1389 | 159 | Penelope Shales | Nicholas Hicks-Beach | 14.72[75] | ||
Broadcast on Friday at 7.50 pm as an extra episode for Boxing Day.[78] | ||||||
1390 | 160 | Jon East | Tony Basgallop | 17.31[79] | ||
1391 | 161 | Jon East | Simon Ashdown | 15.76[79] |
See also
[edit]Footnotes
[edit]- ^ In 1996, the character was also credited as Tiffany Mitchell.
- ^ In 1996, the character was also credited as Pat Butcher.
- ^ Lucy is played by Brittin-Snell until late-1996 and Rothery thereafter.
- ^ a b c Ethel, Harold and Nellie are former regular characters but made guest appearances in 1996.
- ^ Martin was played by Peyton-Price until July 1996 and Alexandrou from November 1996.
References
[edit]- ^ "The likeable rogue". Inside Soap (55): 40–41. 10–23 August 1996.
- ^ "EastEnders TV Program covers Schizophrenia". schizophrenia.com. 10 May 1997. Retrieved 12 May 2009.
- ^ Smith 2005, p. 106
- ^ "East End Welsh boy". Western Mail. 13 February 2010. Retrieved 1 July 2009.
- ^ Hagan, Angela (27 January 1997). "I'd go for a married man, even if he had kids, as long as he was right one for me". The Mirror. Retrieved 28 November 2007.
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(help) - ^ Wilson, Tim. "George Palmer, Who Art Thou?". Walford Gazette. Retrieved 15 August 2009.
- ^ "On the carpet". The Northern Echo. Retrieved 16 September 2009.
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(help) - ^ "The soaps' lost children; HOW YOUNG STARS COPED WHEN AXE FELL ON FAME". The Mirror. 2 May 2001. Retrieved 9 April 2010.
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(help) - ^ "Danniella gets the chop from Albert Square". The People. 4 February 1996. Retrieved 5 July 2008.
- ^ Manger, Warren (15 February 2015). "Bill Treacher on leaving role as Arthur Fowler and his illness since EastEnders". Daily Mirror.
- ^ "D'Arthur to D'Artagnan", The Sun, URL last accessed 21 October 2006
- ^ "Michael Tudor Barnes", Walford Gazette, URL last accessed 29 May 2007
- ^ a b "EASTENDERS SIREN DEBBIE IS QUITTING; Final scene is steamy fling". The Mirror. 30 August 1996. Retrieved 4 October 2008.
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(help) - ^ "EastEnders 1996". BBC Genome. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (26 January 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 21. Retrieved 19 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (2 February 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 24. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (9 February 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 23. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
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- ^ a b c Phillips, William (10 May 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (17 May 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
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- ^ a b c Phillips, William (31 May 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 23. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (7 June 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 21. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
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- ^ a b c Phillips, William (28 June 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 24. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
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- ^ a b c Phillips, William (5 July 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 21. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ "BBC One London, 13 June 1996". BBC Genome. Retrieved 23 August 2016.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (12 July 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (19 July 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (26 July 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 20 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (2 August 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 20. Retrieved 21 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c Phillips, William (9 August 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 22. Retrieved 21 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
- ^ a b c d Phillips, William (16 August 1996). "Broadcast/BARB TOP 70" (pdf). Broadcast: 21. Retrieved 21 February 2017 – via ProQuest.
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